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Repeat Restructurings and Approaching Maturities Could Drive 2027 Activity, Says Jefferies’ Finger
✨ Summary by AI at Octus Some companies that completed liability management exercises over the past two years may need another adjustment to their balance sheet or a comprehensive restructuring in 2027. Approaching maturities, including in private credit, could also contribute to activity, according to Jeffrey Finger, managing director and co-head of the U.S. capital structure solutions group at Jefferies.
LME Boom Puts New Pressure on Distressed Companies’ Communications, Says FTI’s Chesley
The increasing trend of liability management transactions and out-of-court restructurings has made communications increasingly more important as companies deal with creditor groups forming earlier, information leaking faster and operational stakeholders reacting to signs of distress, according to Rachel Chesley, senior managing director and head of restructuring communications at FTI Consulting.
Healthcare Distress Splits Restructuring Playbook Across Hospitals, Medical Practices and Senior Living Spaces, Says King & Spalding’s Wilson
✨ Summary by AI at Octus Distress in the healthcare sector is being driven by increasingly different restructuring dynamics across senior living facilities, private equity-backed medical practices and rural hospitals - depending on the type of debt, payor mix and operational challenges, according to Thad Wilson, bankruptcy & insolvency litigation partner at King & Spalding LLP.
Fed's Bowman warns on shift to $1.4T private credit market
Priya Batchu Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said the central bank's own capital rules sent corporate lending from regulated banks into the $1.4 trillion private credit market , flagging a regulatory shift designed to bring some of that activity back. The bank share of corporate lending decreased to 29% in 2025 from 48% in 2015 , Bowman said on May 8 at the Hoover Institution's annual Monetary Policy Conference at Stanford University.
Blue Owl private credit fund raises $20.7M in share sale Original
Recommended on TheStreet Pro View post: Weekly Roundup: Extreme Fear Flashes as Selloff Delivers an Oversold S&P 500 View post: 2 Holdings That Are Oversold, 2 Market Indexes That Are Not View post: Magnificent Seven Approach Bear Market as Doom and Gloom Intensifies Key Points Blue Owl Capital Article Blue Owl Credit Income Corp raised $20.7M via private share sale amid public fundraising. The fund’s portfolio includes $34.2B in debt investments, mainly first-lien, floating-rate loans.
Deutsche Bank signals $30B risk to private credit
Deutsche Bank (DB) on Thursday, March 12, revealed in its annual report that it had $30 billion in private credit exposure in 2025. DB reported higher fee revenues within the private-credit lending space and financing on balance sheets.
Deutsche Bank signals $30B risk to private credit
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The shadow lenders behind First Brands' collapse
First Brands Group’s collapse at the end of 2025 marked a grim reality for the automotive parts powerhouse, especially as bankruptcy filings proceed and advisors scramble to determine the priority of lenders. First Brands Group, with a major presence in Cleveland, Ohio, is an automotive specialty company that caters to and develops auto parts including brakes, wipers, filters, and lights, under well-known automotive brands.
The shadow lenders behind First Brands' collapse
First Brands Group's collapse at the end of 2025 marked a grim reality for the automotive parts powerhouse, especially as bankruptcy filings proceed and advisors scramble to determine the priority of lenders. First Brands Group, with a major presence in Cleveland, Ohio, is an automotive specialty company that caters to and develops auto parts including brakes, wipers, filters, and lights, under well-known automotive brands.
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